Phate Zhang
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Xpeng to launch new sedan codenamed F57 in H2, set to ditch LiDAR, report says
The F57's smart driving system will remove LiDAR in favor of a pure vision solution and use 3D millimeter-wave radars, according to local media.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Feb 4: Nio 3,100, Xpeng 2,700, Li Auto 7,200, Tesla 10,600
Most of the major EV makers saw insurance registrations fall last week, as the beginning of the month is usually a low point for deliveries.
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Nio Alps' 1st model to begin trial production in Jul, aims for tens of thousands of sales in 2024, report says
Nio has an aggressive target for the first model of Alps codenamed DOM, despite the short delivery window available during the year, according to the local media.
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Xpeng offers $2,780 limited-time discount on G6 SUV
The latest discount lowers the starting price of the Xpeng G6 to RMB 189,900.
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Nio may launch new variants with shorter ranges for existing models, regulatory filing shows
Nio's eight models are included in a regulatory catalog that all add significantly shorter range options.
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Geely unit Geespace launches 2nd batch of 11 satellites for services including autonomous driving
In smart driving, users can access real-time high-precision positioning, and more accurate road features through in-vehicle terminals to help sense, decide, and control smart driving.
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BYD and FAW's joint battery project goes into production
FAW-FinDreams has a total planned capacity of 45 GWh, and will be able to provide blade batteries for nearly 600,000 vehicles when fully operational. Its initial production capacity is 15 GWh.
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Tesla sells 71,447 China-made cars in Jan, down 24% from Dec
The Tesla sales, which include exports from China to overseas markets, were up 8.17 percent year-on-year, but down 24.1 percent from December.
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Xpeng offers up to $1,390 off for 2024 G9 in Feb
The offer lowers the G9's starting price to RMB 253,900 in February.
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Nio to launch active safety features based on end-to-end neural networks in H1, report says
If it moves forward smoothly, Nio will be the fastest among Chinese companies to mass-produce end-to-end features, LatePost said, citing a person close to the company.









